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Robert J. Harris
Robert J. Harris was born in Dundee and now lives in St Andrews with his wife, sons and his dog. He is the author of many children’s books, including Will Shakespeare and the Pirate’s Fire, Leonardo and the Death Machine and zany Norse-god trilogy The World’s Gone Loki!.
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BOOKS BY Robert J. Harris
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Redfalcon: Richard Hannay Returns
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Redfalcon: Richard Hannay Returns
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The Robert J. Harris Sherlock Holmes Collection: eBook Bundle
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The Robert J. Harris Richard Hannay Collection: eBook Bundle
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The Devil’s Blaze: Sherlock Holmes: 1943
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The Devil’s Blaze: Sherlock Holmes: 1943
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A Study in Crimson: Sherlock Holmes: 1942
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A Study in Crimson: Sherlock Holmes: 1942
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Artie Conan Doyle and the Scarlet Phantom
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Artie Conan Doyle and the Scarlet Phantom
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Castle Macnab: Richard Hannay Returns
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Castle Macnab: Richard Hannay Returns
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Castle Macnab: Richard Hannay Returns
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Castle Macnab: Richard Hannay Returns
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The Thirty-One Kings: Richard Hannay Returns
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The Case of the Constant Suicides: A Gideon Fell Mystery
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The Case of the Constant Suicides: A Gideon Fell Mystery
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The Thirty-One Kings: Richard Hannay Returns
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Artie Conan Doyle and the Gravediggers’ Club
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Artie Conan Doyle and the Gravediggers’ Club
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Odin Blew Up My TV!
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Odin Blew Up My TV!
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Thor is Locked in My Garage!
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The Day the World Went Loki
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Marion Todd
Marion grew up in the City of Dundee, now home to the magnificent V&A Museum. Always a keen writer, she has had point-of-view pieces published in the Dundee Courier and short stories in My Weekly magazine. She won first prize in the Family Circle …
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